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When it comes to defensive strategy, back three or back four? A back three provides a lot more flexibility in attack — and it's a strategy the U.S. men's national team is likely to start with at the 2026 World Cup.
Twelve groups, the most in FIFA World Cup history. But which one is the most exciting?
TOULOUSE: Authorities in the French city of Toulouse on Thursday announced a curfew for under-16s during “high risk” World Cup matches, after unrest marred celebrations of the recent Paris Saint-Germain Champions League victory. The matches in question are those involving France, games played by Morocco against Brazil, Scotland and Haiti, as well as a match between Tunisia and the Netherlands, the mayor said. The curfew will be in force from 10:00 p.m.
We all remember, nearly four years ago, when Lionel Messi lifted the World Cup trophy high into the sky in Qatar. A crowning moment for one of the game's legends.
We learned about the United States national team in its friendlies against Senegal and Germany.
EAST RUTHERFORD, New Jersey, June 11 : Brazil begin their latest hunt for a long-awaited sixth World Cup crown on Saturday with little room for a gentle landing, facing up-and-coming Morocco in a Group C opener that will test the side's ability to cope with a lengthy injury list.
TORONTO: As the FIFA World Cup 2026 gets underway across North America, thousands of Arab football fans are preparing to follow Iraq’s journey on football’s biggest stage.
SAN ANTONIO, Texas: SAN ANTONIO, Texas: Saudi Arabia were held to a goalless draw against 10-man Senegal on Wednesday in the two teams’ final friendly before the start of the World Cup. Giorgos Donis, Saudi Arabia’s Greek coach, fielded a strong starting lineup in the first half before making 10 changes after the break. Senegal finished the match with 10 players after forward Nicolas Jackson was sent off in the 84th minute for a second yellow card. Saudi Arabia produced an impressive performance in the opening stage, threatening goalkeeper Edouard Mendy’s goal on several occasions, most notably in the 10th minute when Musab Al-Juwayr went close following a clever pass from captain Salem Al -Dawsari. Saudi goalkeeper Mohammed Al-Owais comfortably saved a header from Lamine Camara in the 14th minute. Mohammed Abu Al-Shamat missed a chance to put Saudi Arabia ahead in the 30th minute when he headed over the bar from close range.